Raised by her Ghanaian mother in a small town in West Germany, MiDi KwaKwa grew up immersed in two contrasting cultures. 
In her formative years,  she was exposed to Soul music which fueled her passion for creating music of her own. 
Legends like Ray Charles and Nina Simone developed her understanding of music as a tool to heal the soul. 

In 2017, the  Neo Soul singer-songwriter began to use music as a form of self-expression, creating songs that conveys all aspects of her life. MiDi shares her deepest thoughts and feelings - covering topics from romance to mental health - in an effort to help listeners to reflect on their own thoughts and feelings.

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Oscillate inbetween dimensions

Photo by Mischa Koch

Feel. Move.

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The second full-length from Emily Wolfe, Outlier, released June 25th, 2021 on Crows Feet Records, is an album built on exquisite tension: an endless push-and-pull between desire and resistance, determination and self-sabotage, the instinctive need to belong and the urge to strike out on your own. For help in channeling that complexity of feeling, the Austin-based singer/songwriter/guitarist explored and obliterated the boundaries of rock-and-roll and modern pop, mining equal inspiration from the likes of Judas Priest and Ariana Grande in her bold but masterful genre-bending. Produced by Michael Shuman of Queens of the Stone Age and Mini Mansions, the resulting body of work finds Wolfe upending the conventions of each genre, ultimately arriving at a guitar-drenched sound that’s wildly unpredictable and immediately magnetic.

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